Crabtree
Opened in 1972, Crabtree Valley Mall is one the largest malls in the Southeastern United States, with 1,326,000 square feet (123,189 square meters) of over 200 shops and restaurants. Visitors will find an array of shopping options for gifts, furniture, toys, books, electronics, and clothing. A large food court with a handful of restaurants keeps shopper energy levels up. The mall hosts events geared toward visitors and the greater Raleigh community throughout the year.
North Hills is an outdoor shopping area in midtown Raleigh featuring more than 100 acres of retail stores, high end boutiques, restaurants, salons, hotels, a movie theater, and an athletic club. The shopping center, which was once the first two-story, air-conditioned indoor mall between Washington, D.C. and Atlanta, hosts a weekly farmer’s market. Walking through North Hills feels like walking through a modern, planned shopping community, complete with apartments and grocers.
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While in the Raleigh Area, Lafayette Village is a fun place to visit with a variety of restaurants and shops. There is a florist, a pharmacy, a Chinese restaurant, a coffee shop, a juice bar, a salon, an olive oil shop and many different speciality shops. Events are also a part of this venue making the surroundings lively.
One of the most expansive shopping malls in the city, Triangle Town Center is a popular shopping destination for the young and old alike. American Eagle Outfitters, Accessorize, Regent Jewelers, Victoria’s Secret and Food Lockers are just few of the high-end brands that one can shop from. Don’t fret if the shopping spree at Triangle Town Center leaves you drained. You can always recharge your batteries at one of the many restaurants and cafe. California Pizza Kitchen, Starbucks and Subway are few of the popular eating joints here. Restrooms, pay phones, ATM machines and even customer service centers are accessible on-site to ensure patrons have a comfortable shopping experience.
Welcome to Village District, a place where neighbors gather, a place with a unique sense of togetherness, discovery, and tradition that can never be replicated. More than a shopping center, it is a place that merchants and villagers all call home.
